In Southeast Texas, Imelda Echoes Hurricane Harvey With Impassable Roads And Feet Of Rain
“On the news, they were saying, you know, this system’s gonna keep moving north. We might get 10, 12 inches. They were wrong. It sat right on top of us…
“On the news, they were saying, you know, this system’s gonna keep moving north. We might get 10, 12 inches. They were wrong. It sat right on top of us…
At least two are dead, and nearly four feet of rain now covers some parts of Southeast Texas Some are calling it worse than Hurricane Harvey. Our own Michael Marks…
There is a significant Indian-American population in Houston. Many residents are eager for the prime minister’s visit, while others will protest his crackdown in Kashmir.
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